What series did Seaborg arrange in the periodic table?
Alkali metals
Noble gases
Halides
Actinides
Answer
Actinides, the answer to the question, is a series of elements in the periodic table characterized by their high atomic numbers, ranging from 89 to 103. These elements are all radioactive and mostly synthetic, with only a few occurring naturally. Seaborg played a pivotal role in organizing the actinides within the periodic table, establishing their unique properties and solidifying our understanding of the periodic trends.
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